Engine engine casing cleaning products?

[markgs]

Hello, can anyone enlighten me on what they use to give the casings a good fettle? After regular washing through winter they seem to have lost there glossy look and are getting a little tarnished to the finish. Anyone know of a product or method to bring them back to former glory?

Cheers in advance

 

[nig5]

I use a light coating of ACF50, shines them up lovely

 

[markgs]

Cheers ears, do u use the spray or grease type?

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Motorex 645 or sdoc 100 black & shine

 

[twizzle]

WD 40

 

[BMBLAG]

+1WD40

 

[slparry]

I know this is going to sound weird, but smooth peanut butter polished on and off with a soft cloth

 

[markgs]

No that doesn't sound weird at all...

It's sounds very very weird ��

 

[Andy B]

What are you cleaning the engine casings with? Is that the problem?

 

[snaponphil]

What are you cleaning the engine casings with? Is that the problem?

I agree, have a look..
I damaged the blacks on engine casings & wheel rims by using Muc Off.. Or if you are using it wash it off immediately

 

[markgs]

Just washing with fenwicks diluted and a snow foam degreaser. All of which work very nicely removing the grime. The wd40 sprayed on and left over night then buffed off has worked a treat the casings have come up like new ��

 

[duckspeed]

No that doesn't sound weird at all...

It's sounds very very weird í*½í¸

Yet nourishing !!



Sent using witchcraft

 

[Nutty]

I know this is going to sound weird, but smooth peanut butter polished on and off with a soft cloth

The mind boggles as to how you thought of that!

 

[Dean]

I know this is going to sound weird, but smooth peanut butter polished on and off with a soft cloth

Do you use Jam with that ?

My brother outlaw washes his bike with WD 40, well a cats lick. (bit like a mum spitting on a hankie, don't suppose they do that now days)

personally with mine after a wash using elbow grease, its usually some muc off protectant or ACF 50 depending on the time of year